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Meurice - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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His son, Louis-Augustin Meurice, founded in 1818, the Hotel Meurice, rue de Rivoli, today, the most famous pala...
bootsnall.com
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The first hotel Meurice in Calais, destroyed during the last war, was rebuilt in 1954. Its imposing and massive structure, its outstanding inside volumes, its elegant main stair with wrought iron and brass bannister, its large and stylish main lounge, give it the image of a Castle. The period furnit...
travel.away.com
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His son, Louis Augustin Meurice, founded in 1818, the Hotel Meurice, rue de Rivoli, today, the most famous pala...
sidestep.com
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Location: The hotel occupies a marvellous location, on a hill in the Rincon de Loix quarter of town. It is just a few minutes to the nearest wonder...
sidestep.com
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The 3 Hotel Meurice is just a 5 minutes'walk from both the train station and Calais beach, perfectly located for either shopping or sightseeing. Originally established in 1771 and rebuilt after the World War II, it offers 39 rooms all refurbished with satellite TV, trouser press, tea and coffee faci...
sidestep.com
Very expensive for what you get - user review
Maybe I'm just used to the hotels in London but when I'm paying over 500 euro a night I expect the mineral water to be on the house (cf. The Lanesborough and Claridges). Things like that really spoil my stay! The breakfast buffet was also uninspiring given the grandeur of the setting, however an eve...
epinions.com
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Good location for what we needed , but the room was very small and crasmped , I felt like this was the reason why we were offered a ...
mytravelguide.com
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Old style family run hotel with friendly english speaking staff. Our 'Grand Standing' room was excellent as were the hotel facilities. However, we felt that the buffet breakfast could have been better. We would happily stay there again. Conveniently located only ten minutes drive from the tunnel and...
mytravelguide.com
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Only a one night stay but very relaxed. As mentioned above, restaurant was excellent even though it was a quiet time of the year without many diners. Hotel Meurice is a touch faded grandeur but this does not detract from the quality of the welcome. My 4 friends had not stayed here before but all sai...
mytravelguide.com
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The evening meal in the restaurant was one of the best we had during our two week stay in France. The rooms were very clean but a little smaller than we expected. The staff was most courteous and helpful. This was very important since I speak very little French. The antique furnishings were lovely. ...
mytravelguide.com
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